Ian Desmond thinks Teddy should win

(Matt Slocum - AP)
You know, I’ve often wondered whether Jayson Werth is the only Nats player to think about the Teddy Always Loses problem, and whether it signifies both a weird celebration of the culture of losing, and a disrespect for one of the country’s great presidents.

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